Sentence examples for in a literally from inspiring English sources
He saw an opportunity in a literally changing horizon.
The terms in which the play's characters describe the roles of men and women seem out of place in a literally contemporary setting.
Ms. Kardashian met Kris Humphries, a forward for the New Jersey Nets, on Oct. 31, 2010, and married him on Aug. 20 in a literally made-for-TV ceremony.
The set, designed by Alexander Dodge, puts them on an attic floor, separated from the rest of the world in a hellish aerie with the eaves of the roof angling down and enclosing them in a literally sharp-edged environment.
That question hovers over their escalating conflict, never more vividly than in a literally knock-down, drag-out scene in which Eli forces Plainview to profess his faith before the altar.
The suspicion is that these powerful multinationals are using their influence in a (literally) unhealthy manner, and attempting to make the European Union agree to provisions that would seriously harm efforts to cut back on tobacco smoking across Europe – a large and profitable market for the cigarette makers.
In such a literally cut-throat environment, real journalism is not only dangerous; it's essential.
The special "Jeff Ross Roasts Criminals: Live From Brazos County Jail" puts the insult comic in front of a literally captive audience.
Water in a can? "Literally.
The idea came to Mr. Murdoch in a dream — literally — in 2010, company executives have said.
A MAN'S home is his castle -- once in a while literally.
